RJ Barrett kept the Toronto Raptors' season alive with one of the most clutch shots in franchise history, but he isn't ready to reminisce about the moment yet.
Shortly before LeBron James and his Los Angeles Lakers squad tipped off Game 6 against the Houston Rockets, RJ Barrett was closing things out in Toronto.
The NBA’s Last 2 Minute Report is going to add a little more fuel heading into Game 7. According to the league, there were two incorrect non-calls in overtime of Friday’s Game 6 between the Cavaliers and Toronto Raptors.
Samson Folk & Louis Zatzman preview Game 7 of Raps-Cavs. From Louis’ piece: “The Raptors were crawling, not running, towards the finish line. Most shots were fadeaways, many of them airballs.
The Cleveland Cavaliers squandered a prime opportunity to close out their first-round series Friday night, falling 112–110 to the Toronto Raptors on an RJ Barrett buzzer-beater in Game 6.
The series hasn’t started yet. RJ Barrett made sure of that by making a shot that evoked others that came before it. Tyrese Haliburton’s near identical
LeBron's career can't go on forever, can it? If it were to end tomorrow, it would be the greatest run of sustained excellence the league has ever seen.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have no choice but to look ahead after their stunning Game 6 loss to the Toronto Raptors. RJ Barrett’s game-winner at the buzzer
To an individual, the NBA on Prime studio crew picked the Cavs to beat the Raptors in Sunday’s Game 7. Dirk Nowitzki? Cavs. Blake Griffin? Cavs. Taylor Rooks?
The Toronto Raptors escaped Game 6 and Jurassic Park with a victory, forcing a do-or-die Game 7 back in Cleveland on Sunday. It was all thanks to a miraculous shot and bounce by Raptors forward RJ Barrett.
Seven years ago, Kawhi Leonard sent the Toronto Raptors to the Eastern Conference Finals with a game-winning shot that took a fortunate bounce through the hoop.
How many of the most recent players to score at least 30 points and dish out at least 10 assists in a postseason game for each NBA franchise can you name in five minutes?
The Toronto Raptors are going into Game 6 against the Cleveland Cavaliers needing a win, but there's a good chance they won't have another starter in the mix.
The NBA playoffs are an unforgiving grind, a war of attrition where seasons are often decided not just by who plays the best, but by who manages to stay standing.